Titans' Massive Roster Overhaul: 23 Players in One Week

From NFL coverage, this is your March 18th update.

The Tennessee Titans just pulled off a massive roster overhaul, adding 23 players in one

week through free agency signings, trades, and resignings.

Standouts include cornerbacks, a Launtai Taylor from the Saints, and Cordell Flot from the

Giants, wide receiver Juan Dale Robinson from the Giants, defensive lineman John Franklin

Myers from the Broncos, and edge rusher Jermaine Johnson, the second from the Jets.

They beefed up nearly every spot on the field except inside linebacker.

New quarterback Mitchell Trubisky came over from the Buffalo Bills, while the offensive line

got Austin Declas, Austin Schlotman, and Cordell.

Volson.

The defense loaded up with Solomon Thomas via trade from the Cowboys, Jordan Elliott from

the 49ers, and several more linemen and edges.

Fans and analysts are buzzing about the speed of these moves, calling it one of the biggest

free agency halls in recent memory.

It signals a full rebuild after a tough stretch, aiming to inject fresh talent across the

board, and compete right away.

Meanwhile, the Titans lost some pieces too, like wide receiver Van Jefferson, and tight-end

Shago Conquoel to the Washington Commanders defensive.

Lineman Sebastian Joseph Day to the Steelers, and James Lynch to the Bears, plus Edge, Arden

Key to the Colt.

This whirlwind week leaves the Titans looking sharper and deeper heading into the offseason,

with beatwriters tracking every detail for what's next.

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